Sentence examples for allows device from inspiring English sources

Yet the agency generally allows device makers to start selling their products after they complete 2 years of a 10-year study.

Reducing the number of chips allows device makers to shrink the size of the devices while increasing the battery life and computing speed.

This framework allows device owners to configure, e.g., the amount of bandwidth, energy, and memory that each IoT application can use.

Yahoo has offered a limited release of Yahoo BrowserPlus, a software distribution framework that allows device developers to bridge the browser programming environment to any component.

Both PMD compensator schemes have advantages and disadvantages: electronic PMD compensators are usually simple to include in line-terminal, potentially low-cost, very fast, and FEC compatible but their development is strongly dependent on IC technology capability that at this time allows device developments up to the 10 Gbit/s bit rates area.

The company confirmed it quietly launched an update specifically for Fire TV Cube devices that allows device owners to use Alexa instead of a remote control for doing things like making profile selections, moving up and down or left and right, as well as selecting items.

ShareWave's Whitecap technology allows devices to share audio and video, without wires.

More cellphones, music players and headsets are also supporting Bluetooth's Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), which allows devices to play stereo music through a car's sound system without wires.

"The basic problem is that you're building a system that allows devices who don't know each other to communicate.

This technology allows devices to communicate with each other when placed in close proximity and is most commonly used in security keycards and contactless payment systems.

In February, Qualcomm announced a new technology called FlashLinq, which allows devices to recognize one another and communicate automatically and continuously within a one-kilometer radius.